RFID technology empowers robotic arms to reshape the new paradigm of industrial automation

1. Traditional robotic arms rely on visual recognition or preset programs to complete material grabbing, but they are prone to misjudgment in complex environments or dynamic scenes.

2. It needs to be deeply integrated with the precise control capabilities of the robotic arm, and is reconstructing the combination of material handling and warehousing management in industrial production.

Solutions provided

1. The introduction of RFID technology, by giving each material a unique electronic identity, enables the robotic arm to have a closed-loop capability of "perception-decision-execution". In the automotive parts welding production line, the robotic arm reads the workpiece tag information in real time through the RFID Reader and automatically matches the welding parameters.

2. Through integration with the PLC program, RFID technology can realize the automation and intelligence of the production line. For example, when a part is sent to the processing location, the card reader will automatically read the information of its electronic tag and transmit the information to the PLC system.

The PLC system controls the operating parameters and processing process of the processing equipment based on the information read, thereby realizing automated processing. At the same time, the system can also monitor and analyze the data in the production process in real time to adjust the production plan and optimize the production process in a timely manner.

High integration: 3-in-1 high-frequency reader that integrates antenna, amplifier, and controller.

Rich interfaces and protocols: RS232, RS485, Ethernet. Supports industrial protocols modbusRTU, ModbusTCP, Profinet, EtherNet/lP, EtherCat, and free protocols TCP/IP, etc.

High protection level: The protection level reaches IP67, with the characteristics of waterproof, anti-corrosion, and anti-interference, and can adapt to harsh industrial production environments.

Standard protocol: The operating frequency is 13.56Mhz, in line with ISO15693 standards.